Young monk Ye Yang stepped into the dangerous Xiaoyue Valley to collect spiritual medicine, accompanied only by a greedy and cunning snow-eyed spirit fox.
Unexpectedly, there was a sudden change in the world - the little fox mistakenly ate the mysterious spiritual grass and actually caused a thunder disaster of transformation!
After the calamity cloud cleared, the silver fox in his arms turned into a girl in a red dress: the fox ears trembled slightly, the snow tail wrapped around her waist, the tail of her eyes was as crimson as burning peach blossoms, and the ignorant and soft "Master" gave Ye Yang more care on his journey to immortality...
Reader comments
It is more daily-oriented. It is not a pure fairy tale. It is also a little sweet, and it is not too censorious. It is a single female protagonist, keeping a certain distance from the senior sister. The first shortcoming is that the author does not explain whether spiritual roots have attributes and their strengths and weaknesses. Whenever spiritual roots are mentioned, They all have strengths and weaknesses, which almost determines the upper limit of a person's practice, but it is not reflected in the article. Secondly, this article has a high proportion of daily life, which leads to a slow pace. This is inevitable. With so many realms, it is necessary to speed up the pace appropriately.
It is more daily-oriented. It is not a pure fairy tale. It is also a little sweet, and it is not too censorious. It is a single female protagonist, keeping a certain distance from the senior sister. The first shortcoming is that the author does not explain whether spiritual roots have attributes and their strengths and weaknesses. Whenever spiritual roots are mentioned, They all have strengths and weaknesses, which almost determines the upper limit of a person's practice, but it is not reflected in the article. Secondly, this article has a high proportion of daily life, which leads to a slow pace. This is inevitable. With so many realms, it is necessary to speed up the pace appropriately.